Merchant of Venice
In Act 2, Scene 2, Lancelot provides a comic relief. Why is it needed?
What happened in the previous scene that Shakespeare made some comic relief
What happened in the previous scene that Shakespeare made some comic relief
the previous scene, we see Portia squirming under the declarations of the Prince of Morocco. He isn't overly thrilled with the conditions, but is forced to agree none-the-less. This scene ends on a somewhat somber note.
The appearance of Lancelot in the second scene lightens the mood.
The Merchant of Venice